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General Information ........................4Class Schedule ................................5Pricing ............................................6Special Events/ Things to See and Do ......................6Class Descriptions ...........................8Membership/ Subscription Application ................12 SAFETECH Registration Form .........13Hotel Reservations Form ................15

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SAFETECH 2015S

ome people go to Reno for the lights and excitement. Others for the nearby ski resorts. But in April 2015, a heck of a lot of people are going to gain marquee-worthy knowledge.

Get ready for SAFETECH 2015 in Reno, Nevada, where you’ll enjoy a week of in-depth training, hands-on exposure to the industry’s hottest new products, and entertaining events that bring together colleagues, suppliers and other industry high rollers.

SAFETECH 2015 highlights include the SAVTA Kick-Off Party and Live Auction, a great selection of exhibits on Saturday — and, of course, countless educational classes covering the safe- and vault-related topics that matter most.

There’s no better way to win the professional jackpot through advanced knowledge and career connections than by attending SAFETECH 2015 — the biggest little tradeshow in the world.

Visit S&G’s Booth #113 at SAFETECH, April 25

Pick up your $50 or $100 Rebate offer.

Visit S&G’s Booth #227 at ALOA, July 23-25

Pick up your $50 or $100 Rebate offer.

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• Now with a 5-Year Warranty• 10-year life batteries

Free battery replacement for life• DLA NSN: 5340-01-628-4750• GSA NSN: 5340-01-613-2080

S&G Model 2890B for SCIF Doors• American Ingenuity, Safely Securing Americans

• The � rst and only hardware with a 3-Hour UL Fire Rating designed to FF-L-2890B Speci� cation (for meeting both Life-Safety and High-Security needs)

• Critical for SCIF applications for Military, Fusion Centers, Defense Contractors, and others

• Utilizes either FF-L-2740B-approved container locks, Style 2 or Style 1

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Visit www.SargentAndGreenleaf.com/2890B or call 1.800.826.7652 for a brochure about the bene� ts of the 2890B.

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Visit S&G’s Booth #113 at SAFETECH, April 25

Pick up your $50 or $100 Rebate offer.

Visit S&G’s Booth #227 at ALOA, July 23-25

Pick up your $50 or $100 Rebate offer.

S&G Model 2740B for GSA Safes• Born and Built in the USA• GSA Approved to FF-L-2740B Speci� cation• Dials open faster than any other

GSA-Approved High-Security Container Lock

• Now with a 5-Year Warranty• 10-year life batteries

Free battery replacement for life• DLA NSN: 5340-01-628-4750• GSA NSN: 5340-01-613-2080

S&G Model 2890B for SCIF Doors• American Ingenuity, Safely Securing Americans

• The � rst and only hardware with a 3-Hour UL Fire Rating designed to FF-L-2890B Speci� cation (for meeting both Life-Safety and High-Security needs)

• Critical for SCIF applications for Military, Fusion Centers, Defense Contractors, and others

• Utilizes either FF-L-2740B-approved container locks, Style 2 or Style 1

Sargent and Greenleaf, Inc. | One Security Drive • Nicholasville, Kentucky 40356 | USA | A wholly-owned subsidiary of STANLEY Security

www.SargentAndGreenleaf.com | 1.800.826.7652

Improved Safety. Uncompromised Security.

One of the world’s leading manufacturers of high-security locking systems, Sargent and Greenleaf products lead with proven durability and security, offering products governments and consumers trust to secure their most valuable possessions.

Trust | Reliability | Quality | Innovation | US Owned

Go to www.SargentAndGreenleaf.com/2740B to see video about the bene� ts of the 2740B.

Visit www.SargentAndGreenleaf.com/2890B or call 1.800.826.7652 for a brochure about the bene� ts of the 2890B.

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Reno, Nevada // April 20-25, 2015 // Trade Show April 25, 2015SAFETECH2015

The Safe & Vault Technicians Association Convention and Trade Show 2015April 20-25, 2015 • Trade Show April 25, 2015Silver Legacy Resort CasinoReno, Nevada

ClassesMonday, April 20 through Friday, April 24, 2015

ExhibitsSaturday, April 25, 201510 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Trade ShowFamiliarize yourself with the most up-to-date equipment in the industry as well as the top safe manufacturers and distributors at the SAFETECH 2015 Trade Show. This is the perfect place to view new products, tools and equipment and meet with industry experts one on one. The tradeshow will be held in the Reno Ball-room across the street from the Silver Legacy Resort Casino.

Education The full registration package includes:

■ Five days of classes with breaks and lunch ■ One day of exhibits ■ The Kick-Off party ■ Friends of SAVTA Live Auction

Individual classes include: One class with breaks and lunch on that day. If registering for a two-day class, you must purchase each day separately. Remember to register by March 20, 2015, for discounted prices.

GENERAL INFORMATIONHotelA hotel reservation form is located on page 15. SAFETECH 2015 attendees will receive a discounted rate for single or double occupancy–only $89 per night at this luxury resort ca-sino. (Rates are subject to taxes.) Guest rooms have free wireless internet available.

Silver Legacy Resort Casino407 North Virginia Street, Reno, Nevada 89501(800) 687-8733

Reservations made after April 4, 2015 are subject to availabil-ity and regular room rates. Reservations are secured by calling the hotel directly at (800) 687-8733 or faxing (775) 325-7177 or mailing the completed hotel form (p. 15) and requesting the group code SAVTA15. Please note the special information under GUARANTEED RESERVATIONS (p. 15).

TransportationEvery day, there are 17 nonstop flights to Reno, Nevada. The Silver Legacy Resort Casino offers complimentary shuttle service to/from the airport daily. It leaves the valet area at the hour and half hour and picks up at the airport at 15 and 45 minutes past the hour at the shuttle pick-up area.

The Silver Legacy Resort has arranged for special car rental rates for attendees.

Avis Car Rental has special rates for SAFETECH attendees. Please use the code D010091 when calling Avis directly at (800) 331-1600 or online at www.avis.com.

Budget Car Rental also has special rates for SAFETECH attend-ees. Please use code U011144 when calling Budget directly at (800) 527-0700 or online at www.budgetcarrental.com.

For your convenience, there is a complete Enterprise Rent-A-Car desk in the resort’s lobby. Cars can be rented or returned at the resort for your convenience.

Special NeedsDo you have special needs regarding room, food, transporta-tion, etc.? To make your participation more enjoyable, please call SAVTA for assistance at (214) 819-9771.

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CLASS SCHEDULE

Registration: 7 a.m.-5 p.m.Classes: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Registration: 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m.Classes: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Registration: 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m.Classes: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Registration: 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m.Classes: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Registration: 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m.Classes: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Registration: 8 a.m.-Noon

001: Basic Group 2 Manipulation (Day 1 of 2)

101: Basic Group 2 Manipulation (Day 2 of 2)

201: Advanced Combination Lock Manipulation (Day 1 of 2)

301: Advanced Combination Lock Manipulation (Day 2 of 2)

401: SecuRam Systems Certification

Trade Show10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

002: A Day of GSA

102: S&G 2740 A/B Certification

202: X10 Installation/Operation Certificate

302: GSA Drill and Repair (Day 1 of 2)

402: GSA Drill and Repair (Day 2 of 2)

003: Basic Safe Opening

103: Advanced Safe Opening and Repair (Day 1 of 2)

203: Advanced Safe Opening and Repair (Day 2 of 2)

303: STPRP Certification Review (Day 1 of 2)

403: STPRP Certification Review (Day 2 of 2)

004: Computers 101 for the Computer Challenged Safe Technician (Day 1 of 2)

104: Computers 101 for the Computer Challenged Safe Technician (Day 2 of 2)

204: Introduction to Databases for Safe Technicians

304: Lock Embellishing

404: S & G Titan Lock Operation and Programming

005: GSA Vault Door Information and Installations

105: Basic Mechanical Combination Locks

205: Electronic Safe Lock Servicing

305: Mechanical Combination Lock Troubleshooting

405: Growing Business Through Social Media and Internet Marketing

206: Introduction to Key Operated Safe Lock Picking

306: Common Key Locks in the US

407: Safe Moving and Rigging (Day 2 of 2)

207: It’s All About the Money – Guerilla Tactics

307: Safe Moving and Rigging (Day 1 of 2)

GSA Update 5:30 p.m.

Membership Meeting 5:30 p.m.

Kick-off Party 7 p.m., followed by Friends of SAVTA Live AuctionSwap Meet

7:30 p.m.

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THURSAPRIL 23

FRIAPRIL 24

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SAFETECH 2015 Kick-Off Party7 p.m., Friday, April 24Sponsored by TimeMaster, the party provides a great atmosphere to mix and minglewith suppliers and colleagues.

Friends of SAVTA Live AuctionImmediately following Kick-Off Party, Friday, April 24After enjoying the food and festivities at the Kick-Off Party, please stay and join us for the 20th Annual Friends of SAVTA Auction, hosted by Lockmasters. This is a great way to pick up some bargains and collectibles while benefitting the association at the same time.

If you are interested in donating items for the auction, please mail your items to: Friends of SAVTA Live Auction, 3500 Easy Street, Dallas, TX 75247. Items must be received by March 20.

Membership Meeting5:30 p.m., Thursday April 23Let your voice be heard, and play an active role in this great association.

Swap Meet7:30 p.m., Thursday April 23Take advantage of this event to buy, sell and trade used or dis-continued items (no new items that are not discontinued, please). Manufacturers or distributors wanting to sell must have a booth on the show floor. Items that don’t sell can be placed in the auc-tion for a full or 50 percent donation.

SPECIAL MANIPULATION CONTESTTest your skills against your peers’. Don’t miss the Harry C. Miller manipulation contest, featuring two Silver Legacy Resort Casino safes.

SPECIAL EVENTS THINGS TO SEE AND DO

PRICING On or Before After March 20 March 20Full Five-Day PackageMember $1,125 $1,225Non-member $1,425 $1,525Four-Day PackageMember $975 $1,075Non-member $1,275 $1,375Three-Day PackageMember $750 $850Non-member $1,050 $1,150Individual ClassesMember $275 $325Non-member $375 $425Exhibits OnlyMember Free FreeNon-member $30 $40

Note: SAVTA and ALOA members receive discounted pricing for all packages and classes. For the Four- and Three-Day Packages, the days do not need to be consecutive.

When you’re not busy gaining new skills at our world-class courses, there are many activities that Reno and the surround-ing area have to offer. Come a few days early or stay a few days late and experience the dining, shopping, casinos and activities such as golfing, skiing, or consider visiting nearby Lake Tahoe for water activities. For arts lovers, visit Reno’s Arts District along the Truckee River in the beautiful downtown area. For more information on area activities and events, go to www.visitrenotahoe.com.

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Model Outside Dimensions Inside Dimensions Weight

JS1718-W-C 17 1⁄2” H x 18 1⁄8” W x 133⁄4” D 121⁄2” H x 133⁄4” W 124 lbs.Door Opening

You asked for it…Gardall’s got it!!!

Standard Features:

u Beautiful white paint finishu Group II Combination Locku 3 active 1” locking boltsu 5/16” solid steel plate dooru Motion sensored LED lightu 4 anchoring holes (2 - back, 2 - bottom)

u Group I Electronic Lock (available as option)

u Independent re-lockeru 10 drawers for necklaces, bracelets,

rings, earrings, watches, etc.

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PREMIUM QUALITY SAFES

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CLASS DESCRIPTIONSBelow each description is a class content breakdown showing percentage of hands on versus lecture in each class. There is also an indicator, based on the Instructors recommendations, as to the content level of each class:(F)-Fundamental (I)-Intermediate (A)-Advanced

MONDAY, APRIL 20, 2015

001: Basic Group 2 Manipulation (Day 1 of 2), (I)Instructors: Scott Gray, CPS, CAI, CMS and Elaad Israeli, CMS, CAIDon’t let the title deceive the reader – there is nothing ‘basic’ about combination lock manipulation! But students of this class will receive the necessary instruction to accomplish the task. From nomenclature to design and tolerances, and from identification to techniques for defeating the lock in question, students will leave having opened a Group 2 combination lock via manipulation.CLASS PREREQUISITE: It is recommended that attendees have formal training on combination locks (e.g. servicing, diagnostics, etc.) and practical and working knowledge of Group 2 locks. Op-tional lab fee: $150 CLASS CONTENT: 50% lecture, hands-on training 50%

002: A Day of GSA, (F)Instructor: Vaughan Armstrong, CMST, CML, CAIThis is an overview of GSA-approved containers, vault doors, and their locks: who made/makes them, what kinds there are, how to identify them, where they are required, and where the requirements are. A visual presentation of dozens of photos will be interspersed with relevant technical and historical information. We’ll look at the federal specifications to which the products are built, and see how those specs can help us identify the products. We’ll cover the federal standard that describes methods of open-ing and repairing them, including authorized modifications. We’ll learn what recertification is, who can do it, and when it is and is not necessary. Each student will receive binders of information on products made by every (past and present) manufacturer of GSA-approved security equipment, as well as specifications and other related documents.CLASS CONTENT: 99% lecture, hands-on training 1%

003: Basic Safe Opening, (F)Instructors: Joseph Reustle, CPS, CAI and Dave Fullarton, CPS, CPL, CAIThis class will cover basic tools, scopes and drilling rigs. After the lecture, we will open mechanical safe locks through several different methods.CLASS CONTENT: 40% lecture, hands-on training 60%

004: Computers 101 for the Computer-Challenged Safe Technician (Day 1 of 2), (F)Instructor: David BrooksThis class will begin with a brief overview of computers using Windows. It will also briefly cover basic computer components and then move into the different Windows systems. Basic Win-dows navigation will be covered, with an emphasis on file system and common tasks. Most common tools helpful to the safe tech will be covered and include Web browsing, PDFs, documents and picture handling. Discussion of online tools available to the safe techs such as the SAVTA site, Clearstar Network, Locksmith Com-munity Forum and user websites will be discussed. The class will also discuss how to keep your computer running smoothly and how to deal with viruses, malware and adware. Backups will be covered, detailing different methods and concerns.CLASS PREREQUISITE: None. Students will need to bring a WiFi-capable laptop.CLASS CONTENT: 75% lecture, hands-on training 25%

005: GSA Vault Door Information and Installation, (F)Instructor: Joe Cortie, CPS, CML, CMS, CAIThis class will cover things you need to know about GSA Vault doors, including the federal specifications on the doors, when and where to use what class of door, drilling and repair requirements on GSA doors and which lock to use on which door. We will en-tertain any discussion pertaining to GSA vault doors, their rules and regulations. We will form groups and do all the adjustments to make the door work properly. We will be using an Overly Class 5 GSA vault door on a frame to show you what you may run into in the field. After attending this class, you will be confi-dent in working on GSA vault doors that are dragging or hanging on the floor or frame. There will be a PowerPoint presentation of other manufacturers’ doors as well. Each student will receive a booklet with a lot of good information in it on GSA Vault doors specifications and repair. This is a hands-on class, so rest up the night before and come to class with your work clothes on.CLASS PREREQUISITE: None. Lab fee: $75 for class manual.CLASS CONTENT: 30% lecture, hands-on training 70%

TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 2015

101: Basic Group 2 Manipulation (Day 2 of 2), (F)See class 101.

102: S&G 2740 A/B Certification, (F)Instructor: Elliott Conner, CML, GSAIT The Sargent & Greenleaf 2740 Series B safe lock was designed to meet Federal Specification FF-L-2740B and is approved for use in protecting our nation’s classified materials. The manufacturer requires that technicians successfully complete this approved train-

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ing program to be listed in its 2740 recommended technician da-tabase. The course will provide instruction in the installation, setup and programming of the Sargent & Greenleaf 2740 Model A and B combination locks. The course concludes with a written test developed by the manufacturer on which students must achieve a minimum score of 80% to become a registered technician. CLASS PREREQUISITE: None. Optional lab fee: $110 for hand tools and lock parts for 2740 lock.CLASS CONTENT: 60% lecture, hands-on training 40%

103: Advanced Safe Opening and Repair (Day 1 of 2), (I-A)Instructors: Joseph Reustle CPS, CAI and Dave Fullarton, CPS, CPL, CAIClass will cover advanced methods of entry, including scoping of change key holes, drilling and transferring and defeating relock-ers. Electronic lock drilling will also be covered. Students will also repair a safe they have defeated in class to simulate real-world experience of safe opening from start to finish.CLASS PREREQUISITE: None. Material fee: $75 for bits.CLASS CONTENT: 30% lecture, hands-on training 70%

104: Computers 101 for the Computer-Challenged Safe Technician (Day 2 of 2), (F)See class 004.

105: Basic Mechanical Combination Locks, (F) Instructor: Michael Potter, CPSIntroductory class. In this class, you will learn the proper way to install and service mechanical combination safe locks commonly used throughout the world. We will also cover some of the prob-lems frequently encountered, how to diagnose and overcome them without drilling — and when it’s time to grab the drill.CLASS CONTENT: 10% lecture, hands-on training 90%

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 2015

201: Advanced Combination Lock Manipulation (Day 1 of 2), (A)Instructors: Scott Gray, CPS, CAI, CMS and Elaad Israeli, CMS, CAIThis advanced class is not for novice manipulators. It is designed to make good manipulators become more successful and more profitable. As a pre-requisite, attendees should have already re-ceived formal training in the fundamentals (basic manipulation) and have had success with manipulation in the field. In other words, if you have just taken the Basic Manipulation class at this convention, we encourage you to get practical experience with those skills before sitting for this class. Should you choose to take this advanced class against this recommendation, there will be no refunds issued.CLASS PREREQUISITE: Mastery of lock manipulation techniques. Optional lab fee: $150 for audio device.CLASS CONTENT: 50% lecture, hands-on training 50%

202: X10 Installation/Operation Certificate , (F-I)Instructor: Seth Blumberg, RL, CAIThis certification course provides in-depth training for installation, operation and programming of the X-10 lock, and presents the differences between it and the X-09. Class instruction will cover: how to properly install the X-10; how to set up the lock in various modes of operation; how to change combinations in the lock; au-diting procedures and basic troubleshooting; and how to program and operate the lock in single, dual, and supervisor/subordinate modes. All tools will be provided, and students will receive a training workbook and product material. A multiple-choice exam will be given at the end of the course. Students must score 76% or higher to obtain certification. Students passing the exam will be certified in both X-09 and X-10 locks.CLASS CONTENT: 30% lecture, hands-on training 70%

203: Advanced Safe Opening and Repair (Day 2 of 2), (I-A)See class 103.

204: Introduction to Databases for Safe Technicians, (F)Instructor: Elliott Conner, CML, GSAITGet an introduction on what a database is and how it can make storage of reference data more accessible and usable. Students will gain an understanding of tables, forms, queries and reports. Each topic will be covered by students working hands-on at their seats. All students will build a simple database based on SAVTA Tech Bulletins. Data will come from 10 SAVTA Tech Bulletins (pro-vided to each student). Upon completion, students will have a ba-sic functional database to take home and continue to build.CLASS PREREQUISITE: None. Lab fee: $15 for e-manual. Students must bring own laptop with Microsoft Access 2010 or 2013.CLASS CONTENT: 50% lecture, hands-on training 50%

205: Electronic Safe Lock Servicing, (I)Instructor: Harry Sher, CML, CPS, CAIElectronic safe lock manufacturing is one of the fastest-growing segments of the safe lock industry today. As new models are intro-duced, changes in the older models are affected. The progressive locksmith/safe technician must take advantage of every oppor-tunity to learn about this ever-changing area. This one-day class will focus on the features of locks from the most popular electron-ic safe locks from AMSEC, LaGard/Kaba Mas, and Sargent & Greenleaf. You will learn installation tips and techniques, combi-nation changing, programming various functions and many trou-bleshooting tips. The class will include a demonstration of various electronic safe lock defeat methods. Taking photography in this class is welcome. This is a must class if you wish to stay abreast of the technologies in the electronic safe lock field.CLASS PREREQUISITE: None. Optional lab fee: $125 for DVD with videos of materials covered.CLASS CONTENT: 70% lecture, hands-on training 30%

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206: Introduction to Key Operated Safe Lock Picking, (I)Instructor: Michael Potter, CPS, CAIIn this introductory class, you will learn how to identify many of the key-operated safe locks found on high-security safes and vaults used throughout the world. We will cover basic picking techniques and demonstrate various tools and decoders that are available.CLASS CONTENT: 20% lecture, hands-on training 80%

207: It’s All About the Money — Guerilla Tactics, (F)Instructor: William Boughman, CPS, CRL, CFL, CAIIf you’re a one-man operation, this class is for you. You will learn how to easily double or even triple your income. You should be able to pay for this class within one week of implementing the simple techniques you’ll learn. If you are an owner or manager with one or more employees, you can take these highly effective, proven techniques back to your employees and teach them how to become much more effective professional locksmith technicians. What you will learn is a variety of proven, highly effective meth-ods and techniques that you can easily customize to your particu-lar business or specialty regardless of your area, competition or the economy. Simple, but effective communication skills are only the tip of the iceberg; attention to detail, safety and security are the keys to greatly increased profits — and referrals. Anyone can strum a gui-tar, blow a horn or beat on a drum; this class will have you playing beautiful music by the end of the day. It is “all about the money.”CLASS CONTENT: 100% lecture

THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2015

301: Advanced Combination Lock Manipulation (Day 2 of 2), (A)See class 201.

302: GSA Drill and Repair (Day 1 of 2), (I-A)Instructor: Seth Blumberg, RL, CAIThis class will cover government standards for drilling and repair-ing GSA containers and vaults in accordance with Federal Stan-dard 809B. We will look at the proper way the U.S. government requires that containers should be opened and repaired in order to maintain their GSA labels. The class will be a hands-on class in that each student will be able to experience drilling some of the hardest hardplate used on GSA Red and Blue label contain-ers. We will discuss the different methods of drilling as well as the proper repairing of GSA containers and vault doors. Did you know that drawer-type and door-type containers may be drilled and repaired in different manners? We will be repairing the con-tainers that we drill, including welding, painting and texturing the repair. We will be using carbide drill bits as well as diamond core

CLASS DESCRIPTIONSdrills and discussing the advantages of each and when to use them.CLASS PREREQUISITE: None. Material fee of $125.CLASS CONTENT: 30% lecture, hands-on training 70%

303: STPRP Certification Review (Day 1 of 2), (F-I-A)Instructor: Harry Sher, CML, CPS, CAIThis two-day class is designed as a review to prepare partici-pants for the STPRP certification tests. It is an excellent overview of the wide range of topics related to safes and safe locks. Students will participate in two days of fast-paced instruction and hands-on training, covering basic and advanced theory and operation of safes and safe locks. Safe and safe lock con-struction, ratings, container classifications, servicing and defeat methods are just some of the subjects covered in class. Students will also learn the proper way to scope a change key hole, lock defeat methods, drill point options, how to pull various dials, lock handing, safe door handing, drill and transfer methods and much more. CLASS PREREQUISITE: None. Lab fee: $100 for Safe Technicians Reference Manual (optional only if you have the book and bring it to class). Optional lab fee: $125 for video DVD.CLASS CONTENT: 100% lecture

304: Lock Embellishing, (F)Instructor: Elliott Conner, CML, GSAITThis is a hands-on class aimed at the beginner. Learn to make your own cut-away and embellished lock displays. Standard engine turning techniques will be discussed and implemented. Contrasting color schemes will be discussed as well as various methods for making a cut-away display. Students will take home the lock that they work on in class plus hand tools as part of lab fee.CLASS PREREQUISITE: None. Lab fee: $75, which includes a lock and tools for embellishing.CLASS CONTENT: 25% lecture, hands-on training 75%

305: Mechanical Combination Lock Troubleshooting, (F-I)Instructor: Andy Dennison, CPS, CML, CAIOvercoming safe lock malfunctions, both mechanical and human, by logical analysis of the problem and applying the proper solu-tion eliminates having to drill safes open. This hands-on class was designed to give the participant a solid background in trouble-shooting mechanical combination safe locks. It is ideal for both the beginning and intermediate-level locksmith and safe techni-cian. The student will learn how to deal with a wide variety of both common and unusual lock problems.CLASS CONTENT: 50% lecture, hands-on training 50%

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306: Common Key Locks in the US, (F)Instructor: Joseph Reustle, CPS, CAI, RLStudents will learn about the LaGard 2200 series, Sargent and Greenleaf 6804 single-bitted lock as well as their FAS lock. Upon completion of this class, students should be able to identify parts, service the locks, and be able to reset locks that have lost keys. Bypass methods will be discussed, but no practical lab dur-ing class.CLASS PREREQUISITE: None. Lab fee: $55 for tool kit. These may be purchased at the time of class: S&G 6804 Key-op lock with keys: $75.00; S&G FAS 6800 series Lock with keys: $85.00;Lagard 2200 series lock with keys: $65.00.CLASS CONTENT: 50% lecture, hands-on training 50%

307: Safe Moving and Rigging (Day 1 of 2), (F-I-A)Instructor: William Boughman, CPS, CRL, CFL, CAIThis is the professional safe-moving class you’ve been waiting for. Whether you are new to the safe-moving game, a novice or more experienced, this class is for you. Topics will include safety infor-mation; assessment of the delivery location; proper use of tools used for moving and placing safes of all weights and sizes; trans-porting safes; palletizing and de-palletizing safes; moving safes over and/or around obstacles; and cribbing techniques. This is a practical, hands-on class where students will be expected to move safes under the direction and close supervision of experienced instructors. Safes will include everything from “B” rated fairly light safes to TL-rated safes weighing several thousand pounds. Safety shoes and gloves are recommended, but not required.CLASS CONTENT: 10% lecture, hands-on training 90%

FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 2015

401: SecuRam Systems Certification, (I)Instructor: Jeremy Brookes, director of sales and marketingThis course will provide an in-depth training of the SecuRam Sys-tems electronic safe locks. We will cover all product lines includ-ing SafeLogic, ProLogic, ScanLogic and SafeLogic Xtreme.Topics covered will include:• Lock design and mechanics – all four motor locks- SwingBolt,

DeadBolt, SpringBolt and StrikeBolt• Drill Points for SwingBolt, DeadBolt, SpringBolt and StrikeBolt• Functions and programming of SafeLogic, ProLogic and

ScanLogic• Mechanical reset process: setting the system back to factory• Using the Logic Module to pair and reset• Recovery process – recovering ProLogic and ScanLogic systems

back to factory default• Pairing process and digital to analog conversion• Multiple lock control and setup• Connection Modules: alarm integration, duress codes, AC Power• Fingerprint enrollment• Bluetooth operation• Wireless functionality – Audit Trail retrieval using the Wireless

Link; remote programming and management across a network• Hands-On Programming Sessions for programming of SafeLogic

Series, ProLogic 102, Advanced ProLogic systems and ScanLogic (biometric) systems

• Hands-On Installation Session: Installation of the SafeLogic Xtreme – redundant safe lock system including the installation of the reverse operation adaptor.

A certificate will be provided to all students who achieve a grade of 75% or more on the certification quiz administered in the class. All students who receive their product certification will be listed on the SecuRam website under “Certified Locksmiths” section.Certification quizzes will consist of SafeLogic, SafeLogic Xtreme, ProLogic L02, ProLogic Advanced and ScanLogic.CLASS PREREQUISITE: None. Optional lab fee: $189 for SafeLogic Xtreme on mount (one per student).CLASS CONTENT: 60% lecture, hands-on training 40%

402: GSA Drill and Repair (Day 2 of 2), (I-A)See class 302.

403: STPRP Certification Review (Day 2 of 2), (F-I-A)See class 303.

404: S&G Titan Lock Operation and Programming, (F-I-A)Instructor: Nate Brown, marketing managerStudents will learn the mechanics, operation, and programming for Sargent & Greenleaf’s Titan electronic safe lock. This intensely hands-on class will cover the more than two dozen programming functions available on this versatile lock. In addition, the internal construction will be covered in detail, complete with precise forced opening methods and drill point measurements. Sample locks paired with standard or lighted keypads will be on hand for each student to practice programming sequences. CLASS CONTENT: 40% lecture, hands-on learning 60%

405: Growing Business Through Social Media and In-ternet Marketing, (F-I-A)Instructor: Stephanie LloydThis course is designed for individuals with little to no experience promoting business through online and social media platforms. Throughout this course, individuals will learn how to make a stron-ger online presence, improve engagement, gain brand recogni-tion, and communicate effectively and professionally through social media. This course will also provide participants with a foundation and skill set in social media and internet marketing so they can de-velop successful social media strategies and implement effectively into their workplace. By the end of this course, individuals should have a basic understanding of the most effective forms of social media marketing and immediately be able to apply the information learned in this class to their workplace. A computer is recommend-ed to take this course but not mandatory.

407: Safe Moving and Rigging (Day 2 of 2), (F-I-A)See class 307.

SAVTA Safe And Vault Technicians Association, a division of ALOA Security Professionals Association, Inc.

Membership ApplicationCANDIDATE PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT

Name: o Mr. o Mrs. o Ms. First__________________________________ Last___________________________________________ MI ______

Certification (if any) ______________________________________________________________________________________________________

Business Name____________________________________________________________ Position ______________________________________

Mailing Address _________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City_______________________________________ State_________ Zip Code_________________ Country _________________________________

Work Phone____________________________________________________ Fax______________________________________________________________

Home Address __________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City_______________________________________ State_________ Zip Code_________________ Country _________________________________

Home Phone___________________________________________________ Email Address ____________________________________________

Date of Birth (required)____________________________________ Social Security # (required) ____________________________________________

I work as (check one): o Safe Technician/Locksmith o Security Consultant o Government Employee o Industrial/Institutional Security

TRADE-RELATED PERSONAL CHARACTER REFERENCES (GIVE 2)

Reference #1 Name ________________________________________

Street Address ____________________________________________

City ______________________________________________________

State________ Zip________________ County _________________

Phone ____________________________________________________

Email _____________________________________________________

Reference #2 Name________________________________________

Street Address ____________________________________________

City ______________________________________________________

State________ Zip________________ County _________________

Phone ____________________________________________________

Email _____________________________________________________

SAVTA Member Sponsor ___________________________________

Sponsor’s SAVTA Number __________________________________

Have you ever been convicted of a felony? o Yes o No If yes, please describe on a separate sheet.

PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT

Company Name ___________________________________________

Street Address ____________________________________________

City ______________________________________________________

State________ Zip________________ County _________________

Phone________________________ Fax ________________________

Employed from____________________ to _____________________

Position __________________________________________________

I understand that my membership may be refused or cancelled at any time if information herein is false. To maintain the highest standards of security, SAVTA reserves the right to refuse any application. I understand and consent that in the course of reviewing this application, SAVTA may review publicly available information for the purpose of verifying the information submitted and do a background check. Incomplete applications will delay processing. All information will remain confidential.

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Signature Date Signed Revised 11/01/14

METHOD OF PAYMENTo Check o MasterCard o Visa o American Express o Discover

Card Number___________________________________________ Exp. Date_____________ SEC _________

Print Name on Card ___________________________________________________________________________

Signature_________________________________________________________________ Date ______________

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Member # _______________

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Amount _________________

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MEMBERSHIP FEESMembership includes subscription, hotline, technical website, bonding, etc.o USA $201 o Canada $217 o Overseas $265OR GO GREEN (All correspondence from SAVTA will be sent electronically) o USA $170 o Canada $185 o Overseas $237ADD $60 APPLICATION FEE. Total Fee Enclosed: $_______________

REGISTRATION CHECKLISTm Complete sections 1 and 2.m Complete section 3 if you are attending classes.m Complete section 4 if you are taking the STPRP or PRP evaluations.m Complete hotel form (see page 15 for details).m Send registration forms 1 through 4 with check to: 3500 Easy Street, Dallas, TX, 75247 or fax credit card payments only to: 214-819-9736.

Please type or print your information.m SAVTA Member #______________________m ALOA Member #______________________m NonMember #______________________

Join during the show and we will waive the $60 application fee.

STPRP/PRP Status: mCRL mCPL mCML mCPS mCMST mRL

REGISTRANT

FIRST NAME:

LAST NAME:

NAME FOR BADGE:

COMPANY NAME:

STREET OR PO BOX

CITY/STATE OR PROVIDENCE/ZIP OR POSTAL CODE

COUNTRY

WORK NUMBER HOME NUMBER

FAX NUMBER

E-MAIL

Is this an address change? mYES mNO

GUEST (COMPLETE ONLY IF ATTENDING)

GUEST FULL NAME EXP. DATE CVV (3- or 4-digit security code)

PRINT NAME

SIGNATURE

PAYMENT METHOD

m Check #______________________m MasterCard mVISA mAMEX mDiscover

CARD ACCOUNT NUMBER:

Please mark your package choice below: Before 3/20 After 3/20 TotalFULL FIVE-DAY PACKAGE (PKG1)m Member $1,125 $1,225 __________m Non-Member $1,425 $1,525 __________FOUR-DAY PACKAGE (PKG2)m Member $975 $1,075 __________m Non-Member $1,275 $1,375 __________THREE-DAY PACKAGE (PKG3)m Member $750 $850 __________m Non-Member $1,050 $1,150 __________INDIVIDUAL CLASSES (IND)m Member _____ x $275 $325 __________m Non-Member _____ x $375 $425 __________LAB FEES & MATERIALS m 001 $150 (optional) __________m 005 $75 __________m 102 $110 (optional) __________m 103 $75 __________m 201 $150 (optional) __________m 204 $15 __________m 205 $125 (optional) __________m 302 $125 __________m 303 $100 (can be waived if student has book) __________m 303A $125 (optional) __________m 304 $75 __________m 306 $55 __________m 401 $189 (optional) __________EXHIBITS ONLY m Member (EXH) FREE FREE __________m Non-Member (EXH) $30 $40 __________m Spouse/Child/Guest (EXG) $10 $10 __________STPRP EVALUATION, CPS m SAVTA/ALOA Member (S1S) $100 __________m Non-Member (S1N) $250 __________STPRP EVALUATION, CMST m SAVTA/ALOA Member (S2S) $145 __________m Non-Member (S2N) $300 __________PRP EVALUATION m SAVTA/ALOA Member (PRP1) $125 __________m ALOA Non-Member (PRP2) $315 __________SAFE TECHNICIAN’S REFERENCE MANUAL (STM) m SAVTA/ALOA Member $135 __________m Non-Member $165 __________PRP RESOURCE GUIDE (PRG) m SAVTA/ALOA Member $25 __________m Non-Member $30 __________SAVTA MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL ONLY(FOR NEW MEMBERSHIP, USE APPLICATION FORM ON PAGE 12)m Annual Dues (MDD) $201 __________m Canada Dues (MDC) $217 __________m Overseas Dues (MDI) $265 __________m Domestic Go Green Dues (MDDG) $170 __________m Canada Go Green Dues (MDCG) $185 __________m Overseas Go Green Dues (MDIG) $237 __________AMOUNT: PAYABLE IN U.S. FUNDS ONLY! $

SAFETECH 2015 REGISTRATION FORM

REGISTRANT INFORMATION1

CONVENTION PACKAGE SELECTION2

WARNING:This PRP/STPRP Registration must be received at SAVTA by March 20, 2015.

Class times are 8 a.m.-5 p.m. unless otherwise indicated in the Class Descriptions section of this brochure. Due to class limits, mark your 1st, 2nd and 3rd choices. Indicate choice by Class Number. Multi-day classes are charged as separate classes.

1ST CHOICE 2ND CHOICE 3RD CHOICE

MONDAY:

TUESDAY:

WEDNESDAY:

THURSDAY:

FRIDAY:

SATURDAY, APRIL 25 • 8 AM-NOON

Level Testing For: mCRL mCPL mCML mCPS mCMST Below are descriptions of each level and its requirements.

• CRL LEVEL: L-00 + two (2) Electives. Choose the Mandatory and two (2) Electives

• CPL LEVEL: CRL + twelve (12) Electives. Choose 12 Electives. Do not choose any Electives passed previously for CRL.

• CML LEVEL: CPL + nine (9) Electives. You may take up to 12 Electives. Do not choose any Electives passed previously for CRL or CPL.

• Re-Take CRL LEVEL: If you did not pass the Mandatory, you must choose the Mandatory. You may also take one (1) or two (2) Electives if you did not pass one (1) or two (2) Electives, but you may not take extras.

• If you passed only the Mandatory, choose up to twelve (12) Electives.• Re-Take CPL or CML LEVEL: choose up to twelve (12) Electives.• CPS LEVEL (S-00): Because of the time required this cannot be taken with

any other selection.• CMST Level (S-O1): You must pass the CPS level before taking the CMST level.

m L-00 Mandatory Categoriesm L-03 Domestic Autom L-04 Foreign Autom L-05 Door Closersm L-07 Life Safety Codesm L-08 High Security Cylinder Servicingm L-11 Special Applications Cylinder Servicingm L-12 Tubular Key Cylinder Servicingm L-13 Basic Electricitym L-16 Exit Hardware & Exit Alarmsm L-20 Keyless Mechanical Locksm L-21 Level Locks, Other Than Safe Depositm L-22 Motorcycle Locksm L-24 Safe Combination Locksm L-25 Safe Deposit Locksm L-26 Time Locksm L-28 Lockset Installationm L-31 Advanced Master Keyingm L-32 Safe Installationm L-33 Safe Opening and Servicingm L-34 Vault Installation and Servicem L-38 Small Format Interchangable Corem L-39 Large Format Interchangeable Corem L-40 Electro-mechanical Access Controlm L-41 Door-Related Hardwarem L-42 Alarmsm L-43 Detention Locksm S-00 CertifiedProfessionalSafeTech(CPS)m S-01 CertifiedMasterSafeTechnician(CMST)

Review the class descriptions prior to indicating your selection

NAME:

MEMBER NUMBER:

PHONE NUMBER:

FAX NUMBER:

SAFETECH 2015 REGISTRATION FORM

PRP/STPRP REGISTRATION4CLASS REGISTRATION3

Monday, April 20001 Basic Group 2 Manipulation (Day 1 of 2)002 A Day of GSA003 Basic Safe Opening004 Computers 101 for the Computer Challenged Safe Technician (Day 1 of 2)005 GSA VAULT DOOR INFORMATION AND INSTALLATIONS

Tuesday, April 21101 Basic Group 2 Manipulation (Day 2 of 2)102 S&G 2740 A/B Certification103 Advanced Safe Opening and Repair (Day 1 of 2)104 Computers 101 for the Computer Challenged Safe Technician (Day 2 of 2)105 Basic Mechanical Combination Locks

Wednesday, April 22201 Advanced Combination Lock Manipulation (Day 1 of 2)202 X10 Installation / Operation Certificate203 Advanced Safe Opening and Repair (Day 2 of 2)204 Introduction to Databases for Safe Technicians 205 Electronic Safe Lock Servicing206 Introduction to Key Operated Safe Lock Picking207 It’s All About the Money — Guerilla Tactics

Thursday, April 23301 Advanced Combination Lock Manipulation (Day 2 of 2)302 GSA Drill and Repair (Day 1 of 2)303 STPRP Certification Review (Day 1 of 2)304 Lock Embellishing305 Mechanical Combination Lock Troubleshooting306 Common Key Locks in the US307 Safe Moving and Rigging (Day 1 of 2)

Friday, April 24401 SecuRam Systems Certification402 GSA Drill and Repair (Day 2 of 2)403 STPRP Certification Review (Day 2 of 2)404 S & G Titan Lock Operation and Programming405 Growing Business Through Social Media and Internet Marketing407 Safe Moving and Rigging (Day 2 of 2)

There will be a $25 fee to change any classes onsite.Ifyouneedclarificationbeforechoosingclasses,call (214) 819-9771.

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HOTEL RESERVATION FORMSAFETECH CONVENTION

FAX RESERVATION DIRECTLY TOSilver Legacy Resort Casino

407 North Virginia StreetReno, Nevada 89501

PHONE: (800) 687-8733CALL FOR A RESERVATION, OR FAX THIS FORM DIRECTLY TO (775) 325-7177

Group Code: SAVTA15

Rate: $89 Single/Double, plus taxPLEASE MAKE RESERVATIONS BY APRIL 4, 2015. Group rate will be honored three days pre and post convention dates based on availability. 24-HOUR CANCELLATION NOTICE IS REQUIRED TO AVOID FORFEITURE OF THE FIRST NIGHT’S ROOM AND TAX CHARGES. Complimentary covered self-parking and valet are available in the hotel garage.Guestsareresponsibleforsubmittingafirstnight’sdepositbycashorcreditcardatthetimetheymaketheirreservations.

NAME:__________________________________________________ PHONE:_____________________________________

ADDRESS: __________________________________________________________________________________________

CITY/STATE/ZIP:______________________________________________________________________________________

EMAIL: ______________________________________________________________________________________________

ARRIVAL DATE: _________ NO. OF ROOMS:____________ DEPARTURE DATE:_______ NO. OF PERSONS:________

Check-In Time: 3 p.m. / Check-Out Time: 11 a.m.

Room Request: KING BED______ DOUBLE BEDS______All rooms are non-smoking. Please understand that special requests may not be honored, based on availability at the time of check-in.

GUARANTEED RESERVATIONSReservation request MUST BE RECEIVED BY APRIL 4, 2015 ON THIS FORM. After this date, rooms are subject to availability andregularroomrates.Ifthecontractednumberofroomsisfilledpriortotheabovedate,roomsareagainsubjecttoavailabilityandregularroomrates,sopleasereserveearly.Guestsarealsoresponsibleforsubmittingafirstnight’sdeposit by cash or credit card at the time they make their reservations. The resort requires a pre-authorization of $25 for each night’s stay to cover incidentals. The pre-authorization will take place at check-in. Please note that if you utilize a debit card, the pre-authorization will act as a direct withdrawal from your bank account. Un-used authorization amount is released to the card at the time of check-out.

Credit Card Guarantee: (please circle one)

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